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"Fashion for a Passion" to highlight Asian-American designers

Bagsnob.com's Tina Craig and yours truly are emceeing an event tomorrow night celebrating emerging Asian-American designers. Fashion for a Passion is Sat. night at 7 pm at Design District showroom and event space LandCo/7 Scenes (1202 N. Industrial Blvd.) and...


Versace and Aguilera: separated at birth?

Here we have a young Mrs. Christina Aguilera arriving at the Africa Rising Concert in London shot just the other night. Please remember she was born in 1980. And now a picture of one Ms. Donatella Versace, born 1955....


Simon Doonan tells hockey moms to "gussy up" for America

The always clever Simon Doonan takes on America's hockey moms in the New York Observer and asks them to get out, go shop and "gussy up" (he suggests heavily fringed Louboutin spike-heeled boots in purple ($1,575 at Barneys) to...


Sarah Palin- the hottest Halloween costume around

Don't say you didn't see this coming... politics have always made for great Halloween costumes (Hello, Monica Lewinsky-- don't tell me you don't remember that!?) and according to Yahoo! news, Sarah Palin costumes are hot, hot, hot. But instead...


Target going to the dogs? High-style creates a high-price perception problem.

A few weeks ago I blogged about my experience at Target (no longer known as Tarj-et among design-o-philes). I wrote about how I love the style & prices I find there, but hate the bargain basement feel of my...


"One is the Loveliest Color" Dallas style

So yesterday I'm reading New York Magazine's article about people who only wear one color, and one color only. It's so interesting--most of them say they feel strange if they're NOT wearing their one particular color, they feel annoyed...


HML Berlin invades the Nasher for one weekend only

Speaking of the Nasher, I fell in love with the jewelry of Horst Max Lebert (HML Berlin) on special exhibition this weekend at the Nasher Store in both the museum and at NorthPark. His work is industrial but delicate,...


Bags and Bubbly party all day Thursday

Ladies and gents, the social season is underway here in Big "D" and up next, the Bags and Bubbly party for Heroes and Handbags, a charity that provides Texas families financial support during their child's cancer treatment. Bonus: the...


Glamour for the erudite at deepglamour.net

Virginia Postrel, an economics columnist for The New York Times, a columnist for Forbes and former editor of Reason magazine, has started a new blog, deepglamour.net Why? "DeepGlamour.net is a spinoff of my research for a book on glamour...


Tom's Political Slip-ons take politics and fashion to the streets

I think it was Samantha (you know, from Sex in the City) who said something like "Democratic party, Republican party...I don't care as long as it's a party." But with the Democratic National Convention almost underway and political ads...


Summer read: Deluxe- How Luxury Lost its Luster

I'm having a heckuva time this summer reading Deluxe: How Luxury Lost its Luster by Dana Thomas, which is all about fashion industry and how bespoke went global and took away some of the quality that went along with...


Karl Lagerfeld designs for nerds too

Just like the boys here on this blog, I'm currently obsessed with nerd glasses, but I am not willing (or able) to shell out $300+ for my frames (note: there is a pair of Ray-Bans for $160 in the...


Zaha Hadid: the architect who designs shoes

Fashion and architecture take cues from one another, but now shoe company Melissa is combining the two together with Pritzker Prize-winning architect Zaha Hadid's shoe line for the Brazilian brand. London's Guardian newspaper is not impressed. Under the headline...


Trend alert: hot headbands hit the scene

At the recent Independent Artists Agency party held inside Robert Bellamy's amazing garden compound I spied many a forehead-wrapped headband among crowd. Makes sense; according to F!D Luxe retro fashion is alive and well. Then I see this website:...


Mark your calendar: fashion and face-time at the Stoneleigh on Tues.

Looking for an excuse for girls' night? Texas fashion designer Abi Ferrin will be hosting a trunk show (bonus: with white cosmos!) Tues., Aug 12, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Heritage Sales Center, 2927 Maple Ave....


House of Dang sports new Manilla look

Great minds think--and design-- alike. Jencey Hirunrusme (a name you might know if you're into local music-- she's one half of the rocking duo Smile Smile) has decided to start an interactive, graphic design, ultra-media company called manilla. And...


For irrational, special women: the Cavalli-designed coke bottle

Roberto Cavailli has created three new dresses only available in Italy...and, oh yeah, they're bottles of Coca-Cola Light. Roberto Cavalli declared: "I had a lot of fun creating three different "dresses" for the legendary silhouette of the Coca Cola...


Trend alert: grungy guys return to melt your heart

OK people, that's it. This has got to stop. Look, I know it's super cool to be a back-to-nature hipster. (It's good for us to get back to nature! I agree!) But this image of the hot guy who...


Tim Gunn laments the "slobification" of America

From the mouth of Tim Gunn: Crocs are fugly. Also, Vincent Libretti was the most "kickable" Project Runway contestant. Oh, and pear-shaped women "let your shoulders be your friends." Check out these items and more at Time Magazine's video...


Peter Som at Bill Blass = shakey

Dang. It's barely been a year. According to WWD last week, "Peter Som has reportedly resigned as creative director at Bill Blass, a year to the day since he joined the company. Bill Blass' decision to scrap the September fashion...

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